Born in Denmark and based in New York, Carlsen is a photographic trickster who manipulates black and white documentary images into gross out jokes and sci fi freak fests. Most of his pictures portray such ordinary moments that what´s wrong with isn´t immediately apparent: a vacumming manhas crudely constructed wooden legs, an ostrich has human ears, and a man caught in flagrante in a motel room has two sets of eyes. Carlsen adds the vulgar kick of Weegee´s distortion photographs to Charlie White´s visceral fantasies and comes up with something hilariously disturbing.

Herminia Dosal photographer from Mexico has produced an impressive catalogue, working in Sweden, Mexico and the USA. Through creative lighting and selective focus she makes images that evoke memories of emotions in the mind of the viewer. Creating tension to increase interest and make the images more memorable.

“I am a storyteller and a portraitist” , she says. “I treat objects like people and make portraits of them. I want my images to bring feelings, emotions to life and capture my audience.”

Sinisha Nisevic was born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia. At an early age, he was interested in and exposed to European Cinema works from Bertolucci, Antonioni, Tarkovsky, Godard, Fellini, Kusturica, Scorcese and many more. He came to Los Angeles at the age of 17 and began his film and photography studies to extend his interests and talents. In 2001 Sinisha wrote and directed his first feature film, titled Reflections, which starred Francesco Quinn and Marisol Padilla Sanchez in leading roles. Famed director Wim Wenders served as the honorary art director on the film.

After splitting time between Europe and America, Sinisha moved to Milan on the invitation from Donatella Versace to become the creative director for Versace, where he spent two years as creative director, shooting both photos and videos. Sinisha has also developed an inspiring list of celebrity clientele, shooting both still and video portraits for Danny Trejo, Paul Oakenfold, Ian Somerhalder, Olivia Wilde, Udo Kier, Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon, to name a few. Sinisha’s work has also been featured in publications such as Vogue Italia, Vogue Nippon, Vogue France and a cover of L’Uomo Vogue.

Since then, Sinisha has shot video and photo campaigns for advertising clients such as Versace, Levi’s, Oliver Peoples, Supima, Hasselblad, Sony, Champion Sportswear, and Canon. His video campaign for Supima Cotton won “Best Campaign of the Year” Award for fashion textile brands in 2006. In 2007, Sinisha shot a short film campaign for Oliver Peoples featuring legendary Hollywood producer, Robert Evans. Viral success of this campaign that Sinisha conceptualized, wrote, produced, and directed was the reason for the legendary producer to ask him to direct a feature film titled The Stranger at the Palazzo D’Oro, based on the novel by Paul Theroux. Sinisha has finished writing the screenplay adaptation and is currently in pre-production of the feature film. Sinisha now spends most of his time in Los Angeles working on his film and continuing to be a pioneer in holistic branding with a focus on a narrative cinematic approach and unique way of exploring all new media formats through film and photos.

Mexican Photographer  who works and lives between New York and México, He specializes in Fashion, Beauty and Advertising Photography.  His work can be seen internationally on Harper’s Bazaar, Vision Magazine, Inscena, Zink, Clear, Greek Conde Nast traveler, spoil me magazine, among others.

CLIENTS:
Levi’s, Sears, Dennis Basso, got milk?, Palacio de Hierro,Telcel, infinitum Telmex, TNT, Johnnie Walker, Heineken

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Advertising photography studio located in Barcelona Spain with a wide experience in photography and postproduction. It has been awarded with the most important advertising awards.

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Matias Posti directs his production and photography Studio. Based out of Buenos Aires he has been working for the most recognized advertising agencies locally and internationally.

When asked about his work, Matias says “Finding a balance between imagination and real possibilities make commercial photography a constant challenge. The challenge is what I like; pushing boundaries is what I enjoy.”

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Fortunately, Espana’s not-so-secret snapping caught the attention of a make-up artist who asked to see his work; she wasted no time in buying a selection of his best images and selling them on to a high-profile magazine. It was the rush of publication that had Espana hooked, and the rest, as they say, is history. After learning basic technical skills from his photographer friend John Sann, Espana took a job at Pier 59 and worked alongside the likes of Meisel, Steven Klein and Patrick Demarchelier, among others. With so much talent in one studio, it was bound to rub off on the impressionable young photographer and Espana learnt to captivate his fans with images that range from classic cinematic to contemporary collage. And with his prominence on the arts scene ever-increasing, it won’t be long before the Juan Espana’s name is too hot to handle. Mark our wise word clients like  Cacharell,ELLE latin,Cosmopolitan latin,AXE,XX lager,Mexicana,Reebok.ect

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Mexican Photographer, Design graduated, (Visual artist)

Specialized in action, energy and movement images

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He was born in New York an raised in Puerto Rico, graduated form Germain school of Photography in New York. His photographic genius has not been unnoticed by the rich and famous, stars such as Ricky Martin, Christina Aguilera and Alejandro Fernandez have trusted his eye to portrait his true nature. Omar is working on different advertising campaigns for the U.S. hispanic and general markets.

CLIENTS:
Pepsi, Suzuki, Neutrogena, Coors, Kellogg’s, Honda, etc.

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